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To: Anthony Wong who wrote (207)6/4/1998 1:17:00 PM
From: Anthony Wong  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1722
 
Now, if you pay $295 monthly, you can get all the Viagra news:

June 04, 1998 12:09 PM

PR NEWSWIRE
PUBLISHER TO LAUNCH
VIAGRA NEWSLETTER

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., June 4 /PRNewswire/ --
The initial positive news surrounding the impotency drug
Viagra has started to give way to negative reports.

Articles publicizing six deaths of men who were taking
the drug and heart medication have hit the press, but
Viagra maker Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) says it believes the
information available in the cases "does not suggest any
risk to patients which is not already described in the
product label or known for the population being treated
with Viagra."

In international news, health officials in Vietnam have
banned Viagra pending a Ministry of Health review, and
reports of deaths have come out of Brazil and Egypt. On
the positive side of the news, Pfizer has announced that
the advisory committee of the European Medicines
Evaluation Agency has adopted a positive opinion of
Viagra.

A California man has sued Aetna over its refusal to
cover Viagra prescription costs.

The U.S. government is considering a Medicaid
reimbursement directive to states.

The wife of one man is suing him for $2 million, claiming
Viagra led him to infidelity.

On the business front, retail heavyweights Wal-Mart and
Kmart are engaged in a Viagra price war.

To follow the myriad developments regarding Viagra,
Mealey Publications this month will begin publishing
Mealey's Viagra Watch, a newsletter on the controversy
and claims surrounding this new drug.

Instead of devoting countless hours seeking information
on the medication from a variety of sources, subscribers
will be able to find all the latest developments in one
place. Any litigation surrounding the impotency drug will
be covered with the same precision and detail thousands
of subscribers have come to expect from Mealey
Publications.

The monthly newsletter is just $295. To subscribe,
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800-MEALEYS (632-5397) or 610-768-7800 or by
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CONTACT: Scott Jacobs of Mealey Publications,
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11:53 EDT

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